This document provides information about rates of chemical reactions and order of reactions from a chemistry textbook chapter. It includes multiple choice and long answer questions.
1) The document discusses key concepts relating to rates of reactions including how temperature, concentration, and activation energy affect reaction rates. It also addresses determining the order of reactions.
2) Multiple choice questions test understanding of concepts such as how the rate of a reaction is independent of concentration for zero order reactions but depends on concentration for other orders.
3) Long answer questions ask about using the Arrhenius equation to explain temperature effects and determining the order of a reaction using the half-life method.
This document provides information about rates of chemical reactions and order of reactions from a chemistry textbook chapter. It includes multiple choice and long answer questions.
1) The document discusses key concepts relating to rates of reactions including how temperature, concentration, and activation energy affect reaction rates. It also addresses determining the order of reactions.
2) Multiple choice questions test understanding of concepts such as how the rate of a reaction is independent of concentration for zero order reactions but depends on concentration for other orders.
3) Long answer questions ask about using the Arrhenius equation to explain temperature effects and determining the order of a reaction using the half-life method.
This document provides information about rates of chemical reactions and order of reactions from a chemistry textbook chapter. It includes multiple choice and long answer questions.
1) The document discusses key concepts relating to rates of reactions including how temperature, concentration, and activation energy affect reaction rates. It also addresses determining the order of reactions.
2) Multiple choice questions test understanding of concepts such as how the rate of a reaction is independent of concentration for zero order reactions but depends on concentration for other orders.
3) Long answer questions ask about using the Arrhenius equation to explain temperature effects and determining the order of a reaction using the half-life method.
This document provides information about rates of chemical reactions and order of reactions from a chemistry textbook chapter. It includes multiple choice and long answer questions.
1) The document discusses key concepts relating to rates of reactions including how temperature, concentration, and activation energy affect reaction rates. It also addresses determining the order of reactions.
2) Multiple choice questions test understanding of concepts such as how the rate of a reaction is independent of concentration for zero order reactions but depends on concentration for other orders.
3) Long answer questions ask about using the Arrhenius equation to explain temperature effects and determining the order of a reaction using the half-life method.
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CONCORDIA COLLEGES BWP
1st YEAR CHEMISTRY
CHAPTER#11 MCQ, s a) Decrease in the activation energy of 1. In zero order reaction, the rate is reaction independent of. b) Decrease in number of collision between a) Temperature of reaction the molecules b) Concentration of reactants c) Increase in activation energy of reactant c) Concentration of products d) Increase in number of effective collision d) None of these 10. The unit of rate constant is the same as 2. If the rate equation of reaction 2A + B → that of the rate of reaction in. Products is, rate = k [A]2 [B], and A is a) Zero order reaction present in large excess then order of b) First order reaction reaction is. c) Second order reaction a) 1 b) 2 d) Third order reaction c)3 d) None of these 11. The minimum amount of energy required 3. The rate of reaction. for an effective collision is called. a) Increases as the reaction proceeds a) Activation energy b) Internal energy b) Decreases as the reaction proceeds c) Translational energy d) None of these c) Remains the same as the reaction proceeds 12. When a reaction proceeds in sequence of d) May decrease or increase as the reaction steps, the overall rate is determined by. proceeds a) Fastest step b) Slowest step 4. With increases of 100C temperature the c) Molecularity of all steps rate of reaction doubles. This increase in d) Order of different steps rate of reaction is due to. 13. A substance which makes the catalyst a) Decrease in activation energy of reaction more effective is called. b) Decrease in the number of collisions a) Inhibitor b) Retarder between reactant molecules c) Promoter d) Auto catalyst c) Increase in activation energy of reactions 14. The unit of rate constant for zero order d) Increase in number of effective collisions reaction is. 5. The unit of the rate constant is the same a) dm3s-1 b) mole dm-3s-1 as that of the rate of reaction in. c) mole dm3s-1 d) mole s-1 a) First order reaction b) Second order reaction 15. Indicate the enzyme which catalyses the c) Zero order reaction d) Third order reaction following C6H12O6 → 2C2H5OH + 2CO2. 6. In zero order reaction, the rate is a) Disease b) Urease independent of. c) Zymase d) Invertase a) Temperature of reaction 16. Photo chemical reactions are. b) Concentration of reactant a) First order b) Third order c) Concentration of product c) Second order d) Zero order d) None of these 17. The rate of a chemical reaction is 7. If the rate equation of reaction 2A + B → independent of. Product Rate = K [A]2 [B] and A is present a) Molecularity b) Temperature in large excess, then order of reaction is. c) Nature of reactant a) 2 b) 1 d) Concentration of reactant c) 3 d) None of these 18. Which of following is an example of 8. The rate of reaction. homogenous catalyst? a) Increases as the reaction proceeds a) Formation of ghee from oil b) Decreases as reaction proceeds b) Formation of SO3 in contact process c) Remains the same as reaction proceeds c) Hydrolysis of ester d) May decrease or increase as the reaction d) Formation of NH3 in Haber process proceeds 19. The equation K = Ae-Ea/RT+ is called. 9. With increase of 100C temperature, the a) Rate law b) Arrheniuss equation rate, of reaction becomes double. This c) Rate equation d) General gas equation increase in rate of reaction is due to. 20. hydrolysis of Tertiary butyl bromide has order of a catalyst is called. a) First order b) Pseudo first order c) Second order d) Third order 8) Name the types of methods used 21. For the reaction 2N2O5 → 2N2O4 + O2 the order of reaction is. for determining order of a) 2 b) 1 c) 3 d) 0 22. Velocity constant is the rate of reaction reaction? when the concentration of reactants is. a) Zero b) Unity LONG QUESTIONS c) Two d) three
SHORT QUESTIONS 1) How Arrhenius equation explains
1) Define rate of reaction. Give the effect of temperature on the example. rate constant of a reaction? 2) Rate of reaction decreases with 2) How will you find the order of the passage of time, explain. reaction by half-life method? 3) Differentiate between rate of
reaction and specific rate
constant of a reaction.
4) The sum of coefficients of a
balanced chemical equation is not
necessarily important to give
order of reaction. Justify?
RESPECT IS THE FIRST 5) 50% of hypothetical first order STEP TOWARDS reaction completes in one hour. SUCCESS, RESPECT YOUR The remaining 50% needs more TEACHERS than one hour to convert itself Prepared By: into products. Why? Prof. MUHAMMAD 6) The radioactive decay is always a ABDUL SAMAD first order reaction. Explain. HOD CHEMISTRY, CONCORDIA 7) Define activation energy and COLLEGE activated complex. BAHAWALPUR.